If it is I just noticed that you can't add entries that contain a "/" in
referencing the executable.
E.g. adding "e16menudit" is OK, while "bin/e16menuedit" isn't.
What happens in the first case is that the entry is included in the
menu, while the second isn't displayed when saving the menus.
Or
Am Sun, 23 May 2004 12:22:54 +1000 schrieb Daniel Stonier:
> they're displayed very roughly around the edges for some reason.
> Mostly
> with
> the 'lighter' themes. Don't seem to have this problem (or maybe its
> just
> not
> noticeable) with darker themes. Might not be a problem with newer
> v
Andreas Volz wrote:
Am Sun, 23 May 2004 12:22:54 +1000 schrieb Daniel Stonier:
they're displayed very roughly around the edges for some reason.
Mostly with the 'lighter' themes. Don't seem to have this problem
(or maybe its just not noticeable) with darker themes. Might not be
a problem with new
Il giorno Sun, 23 May 2004 09:32:47 +0200 Martin scrisse:
> If it is I just noticed that you can't add entries that contain a "/"
> in referencing the executable.
>
> E.g. adding "e16menudit" is OK, while "bin/e16menuedit" isn't.
If you type a command like "e16menudit" the shell tries to find an
Hi,
I've started a new E 16 theme based on winter and you're invited to test
it and report problems before I send it to freshmeat. Basic parts of
this theme are from my self created old metacity theme. But it's my
first E theme and *far* away from finish.
Here it is:
http://linux.brachttal.net/en
Am Sun, 23 May 2004 13:32:21 +0200 schrieb Danilo Alfaro:
> its look great but in mi pc dont work :(
You're right! I tried it on my second Debian stable pc with E 0.16.5 and
the theme failed there also. Perhaps because of the truetype fonts I
use? Does anyone with more theme experience knows why?
